He could be well away by now, he could even be back in the UK. Hope he gets what he deserves though.Originally Posted by Poo and Pee
He could be well away by now, he could even be back in the UK. Hope he gets what he deserves though.Originally Posted by Poo and Pee
would be rather sad if more falang were killed, or
lost everything, and was not even a tsunami in sight.
was that the same 7/11 that a fellow got stabbed a few
months ago.?Could go Guinness Book that 7/11.
It was one of the top featured stories on skynews.com all day today (monday).Originally Posted by Bower
the other thread about our best friend<
Mike Tyson.. 'roids' seem as similar as meth
in as much as they can throw a baby off a
bridge, perhaps Mr Aldhouse can say,
"well, at least i didnt throw my kid off a bridge...
yet" No not yet, but it was on the cards.
if you invite violence into your heart in such a
happy place as Thailand, and I sit next to you on a
BUS, I must make departure, and pray for the other
passengers.This particular FVCK isnt unusual in this
nice space these days. ruined now by those types.
seems like you cannot even take a piss in peace.
AND I MEAN IT.. wake up.. this is nice space..
go look your own country..cunts like Mr Lee should
have been taken care of well before this episode.
Would have in London/ Sydney/ Miami..
They say, "oh the guy is a case ,
I knew him one and half years"
Like saying,, I think its a World War Two Bomb, but....
It wont go off......more noodles?
Well.. if I saw anything that could harm anyone, be it
a fucking bomb, or a nut case on 'roids'..
it must be defused, immediately.
that, my friends is a failure.
There are many in Bangkok.. really heavy types.
They say "Bi Polar" at the trial.. but your mate is dead.
Friends, its time to love each other, not boxing in a urinal.
Fair play,but this was not fair play, we must
get better at loving each other. "hello how are you"
America is one f*cked nation with f*cked up people for sure, so why start bleeting about the Irish etc. etc. etc.
I notice you didn't mention the Slave Traders, KKK, Red Necks, Drug Addicts and the prisons that are over capacity in the great USA!
Give it a rest and keep to the topic.... Mr. Lee may have killed the Yank but innocent until proven guilty and who knows maybe the Yank was spaced out on steroids and stabbed himself?
But to be honest does anyone really give a shit?
^ not really, dont care much for the news, hope they catch him though, would be nice to see that happen
To be honest whether your British or American is NOT the point and yes I'm which for your information is not the same as Brittish!
This story has obviously inflamed the passions of some but until the whole story unfolds everbody should try to stay neutral where possible.
It doesn't matter whether he's English and it doesn' matter whether in your opinion the expat "Brits" as you refer to them are the worst behaved you have ever seen as I'm sure you're no authority about expat behaviour worldwide.
I don't know any more than what I've read about this story but I'm sure of one thing, the police in Phuket are as crooked and inept as anywhere else and I wouldn't trust them to get any details about this case right under any circumstances.
If the guy gets arrested and if he has enough money for a guarrantee then he will walk for sure and he will never appear before a court in Thailand. The story will die a natural death and if neccessary the police will conveniently lose any evidence they have collected, if any?
Wait and see what happens.... and FUCK Britannia cos I love Thailand!
I wonder if that has anything to do with the fact that you can't understand what the others are saying?Originally Posted by Nice Guy
I've been in Bangkok for years, I have rarely seen bad behaviour in terms of fighting, the worst two incidences were a group of South Africans and a lone New Zealander.
As for hearing people and disliking their comments, yes, I'd agree Brits can be the worst, but then if a group of Italians are sitting next to me, or Swedes, or Germans I wouldn't understand what they were saying, so I wouldn't be able to judge.
I've also heard plenty of obnoxious Americans, although they are at a disadvantage because you can usually easliy listen to any conversation involving them when they are in a bar, they don't have to be on the next table.
Originally Posted by Bobcock
Very true, why are they so often loud and arrogant know it alls ?
I don't necessarily think they are any more arrogant than the English or the Australians, but they most certainly are noticably louder in normal conversation.
I have a good American friend, nice guy not arrogant at all, but he talks in such an embarrassingly loud way. I don't like being in a bar with him, everyone knows exactly what we are talking about. I feel like telling him "I'm on the same table as you, no need to shout", but he'd be so offended so I don't bother, but I see him less and less because of it.
Disagree, the system for the Thai's doesn't apply to foreigners unless they have 'real' money, which I suspect this guy does not.Originally Posted by The Bold Rodney
I think they'll see bereaking him as a challenge.
What's all the fuss about - sounds like an average friday/saturday night in Surfers Paradise?
Thai slaying: Brit, American drawn to kickboxing - World news - Asia-Pacific - msnbc.com
Red for the bold part
I'm a little more polite to good friends.Originally Posted by sccrhound
I agree that it's unlikely that he has got back to the UK, but if by chance he has, would the UK send him back to Thailand for trial? Thailand has the death penalty for murder, and the UK will not send anyone to any counrtry for trial if the chance of being sentanced to death exsists.
Good point. If he gets to the UK he is for all intents and purposes a free man.Originally Posted by English Noodles
If he gets out of Thailand it would be easy enough to get on a plane back to the UK, avoiding Thailand altogether. Say Cambodia>KL>Heathrow.
Phuket manhunt leader Colonel Vichid Intharasorn: An expat crime, so who pays?
Phuket Net Closing on Kickbox Killer Suspect - Phuket Wan
Phuket Net Closing on Kickbox Killer Suspect
By Chutima Sidasathian and Alan Morison
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
THE OFFICER in charge of the manhunt for Phuket's kickbox killer believes the net is closing and his prey has limited options now.
''He has two choices,'' Colonel Vichid Intharasorn told Phuketwan. ''He can surrender to police. We would be happy to see him. Or he can hold out until we come for him.
''There is no escape.''
The wanted man is Lee Aldhouse, 28, who is alleged to have stalked former US Marine DaShawn Longfellow and knifed him to death at the weekend in revenge for losing a bar fight on Phuket.
The headquarters for the murder hunt is the Chalong Police Station in southern Phuket, where Colonel Vichid is superintedent.
Patrol officers from Chalong were called before dawn on Saturday to break up the fight at the Freedom Bar in the nearby beach resort village of Rawai. By the time they got there, the two men had disappeared.
Within the hour, the patrol officers were responding to an emergency call after Mr Longfellow had been stabbed to death at his apartment at Ya Nui Resort II, otherwise known as Paradise Beach, in a quiet area south of Chalong.
Three times a day in shifts, patrol officers set out in twos on motorcycles all over Phuket - and every shift at every police station this week is being briefed to be on the lookout for signs of the suspected kickbox killer, or his Thai girlfriend.
Officers have staked out Mr Aldhouse's premises at the Happy Home mansion block. But he is not expected to return anytime soon.
''Police are just five minutes away from him anywhere around southern Phuket,'' Colonel Vichid said. ''The whole of Phuket is covered by patrols of officers on motorcycles.''
Mr Aldhouse and Mr Longfellow were both kickboxers. Mr Aldhouse has been coming and going as a longstay visitor since 2008. His reputation as an aggressive troublemaker has grown with each visit.
Many muay thai camps have sprung up in the Rawai-Chalong district over the past few years, and local expats fear some of them are encouraging uncontrolled aggression.
But the colonel disagrees. ''Thai boxing is a sport and for self-defence,'' he said. ''It's true that many people are coming from all over the world, including women. There is no increase in levels of local violence.
''We believe this case involves one out-of-control individual. Muay thai is an honorable sport. This killing is personal.''
With a growing number of crimes committed by expats on the generally-peaceful holiday island - American Ronald Fanelli killed a naked bar hostess and stuffed her into a travel bag in June - Colonel Vichid believes tighter controls are needed on expats on Phuket.
''America and Britain, for example, need to tell us whether the people who come here are good or bad. We can't make decisions on the basis of their passports and how they present at the airport.''
Colonel Vichid's posting before becoming superintendent at Chalong was as an Immigration controller at Phuket International Airport for seven years, so he has some idea of the difficulty in sorting good from bad.
''After he is caught, this man will face the Thai judicial system,'' the colonel said. ''If the Englishman is guilty of killing the American, then Thailand has to pay the cost of keeping him in jail for a long time, just because the murder took place here.
''That does not seem right. We would like to send him back to serve his sentence in his home country. But will his country want him back?
''We would like to hear them say that they are prepared to take this accused man back.''
Based on his experience at Immigration, the colonel said that not enough countries supplied holiday destinations like Phuket with blacklists of their own criminals.
"Slavery is the daughter of darkness; an ignorant people is the blind instrument of its own destruction; ambition and intrigue take advantage of the credulity and inexperience of men who have no political, economic or civil knowledge. They mistake pure illusion for reality, license for freedom, treason for patriotism, vengeance for justice."-Simón Bolívar
Originally Posted by StrontiumDogI bet he knows about the plans to introduce a compulsory police check for non immigrant visas from next year.Originally Posted by StrontiumDog
ssshhhhh, don't tell himOriginally Posted by StrontiumDog
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